@bcopeland , @bobbyD As you know I've been running 2.2.4 since the first beta release, and haven't had any significant issues. Today I woke up to a mesh that is lagging quite badly. Automations, direct control of devices from the device pages, and using voice via GH are all affected. Seemingly unaff…

I'm up and running normally on 2.2.4.141/C7 this AM, have not had a repeat of yesterday's slowdown/stall. Blinds opened on schedule, light came on in the kitchen when I walked in, etc. GH commands to turn lights on/off are done quickly and have control from device pages. Whatever hiccup happened pr…

Woke up to snappy world. Let's hope it's a trend.

[image] velvetfoot: Not the same. Pretty small. Takes a CR2450 battery. Price was right. [image] I just fired it up. It measures temperature! I didn't expect that. It's in F, which I like, but there must be a way to change parameters to C because one of the parameters in the driver is wh…

Yeah, all of my contact sensors do temp as well as contact. I would have assumed the Ecolink would too. Most of us use Zigbee for doors/windows 'cause they are faster and "just work." I had GoControl and I think a couple of Ecolinks when I first started w/ST, but replaced them all w/Zigbee sensors (…

i like the ecolinks as they are narrower.. cheaper batteries and easy to swap out for a new one if you want as it has a little slide in attachement you mount instead of the sensor itself..

Hey, thanks a bunch. I don't think the sensor would stick to the plastic mailbox right now with ambient of 22F, but I could warm things up... I was first impressed with the range of the ST arrival sensor, which reached out to the gate, also with a little battery. Temperature as a bonus really tic…

[image] kahn-hubitat: i like the ecolinks as they are narrower.. cheaper batteries and easy to swap out for a new one if you want as it has a little slide in attachement you mount instead of the sensor itself.. No real problem to take out the larger battery and reinsert like I've been doing. …

Apologies, I'm a unmitigated promoter of the Visonic suckers, I just love 'em. :wink: Visonics use 2032, can't get a lot cheaper than that for batteries, and you can replace the batteries w/out moving/removing the sensor. You can't swap out for a new sensor, but then again I've never had any of min…

The ones I have actually use a CR2450. They're also not too expensive on eBay. The plastic mailbox just laughed at the little sticky pad. Have to find an alternative. That's another nice thing about the Ecolink-you can screw 'em on.

[image] velvetfoot: The plastic mailbox just laughed at the little sticky pad LOL...I hear a "Bwah hah hah hah hah" coming from the mailbox. :slight_smile: Yup - though I never needed it, the screw-in option does have its uses. Maybe you can use this to hold it? [image]

[image] velvetfoot: The ones I have actually use a CR2450. They're also not too expensive on eBay. The plastic mailbox just laughed at the little sticky pad. Have to find an alternative. That's another nice thing about the Ecolink-you can screw 'em on. i had to use this for my mailbox.. http…

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[2.2.4.139] Woke up to Slowwwww world - delays & non-responsive

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